Ängsö National Park is located in Roslagen, in the Stockholm archipelago, about 15 kilometres south of Norrtälje. You can reach the island by your own boat, by scheduled ferry, or by boat taxi.

Ferries

During spring and summer, ferries operate to Ängsö from Strömkajen in central Stockholm and from Furusund. The ferries arrive at Hemudden.

You can find timetables and ticket prices on the Waxholmsbolaget website.

Important: When using the Waxholmsbolaget journey planner, choose “Nationalpark Ängsö”, as there is another island with the same name in the southern part of the archipelago.

Waxholmsbolaget website (waxholmsbolaget.se)

You can also travel with Gula båten – the Ängsö line, which operates between Furusund and Ängsö on certain days of the week. The trip takes about 25 minutes and must be booked in advance.

Booking for Ängsö line, only in Swedish (gulabaten.se)

Travelling in a Wheelchair

If you use a wheelchair, contact the ferry companies in advance to make sure that the specific departure you plan to take is served by a vessel with wheelchair access.

Boat Taxi

You can also reach Ängsö National Park by boat taxi, which you book yourself.

Boat taxis, boat rentals and fuel stations, only in Swedish (visitroslagen.se)

Gula båten – boat taxi and sea transport, only in Swedish (gulabaten.se)

Arriving with Your Own Boat

There are many places where you can go ashore on Ängsö with your own boat. However, please note that large parts of the eastern side of the island are a bird protection area, with entry prohibited from 1 February to 15 August.

In addition to natural harbours and rocky landing spots, there is a small guest jetty at Hemudden, where you may stay for one night.